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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1905
Page
3
A column of moral maxims contrasting virtue and vice opens with calls to service and humility. It then weaves parables about greed, deception, and scandal, ending with a drug advertisement and a civic note praising good roads, churches, and schools as marks of cultured people.
Seller advertises daily beef supply in all cuts with morning wagon delivery across the city. Also buys cattle, ensuring continuous supply and prompt fulfillment of customers' wishes.
The city council of Trenton Missouri plans to seek a curfew law for grown men at the next meeting. Police would question anyone on the streets after midnight who cannot give a satisfactory explanation for being out. The measure aims to curb petty thefts and maintain order.
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills promising relief from dyspepsia and constipation and claims to improve energy. It includes sensational claims and urges men to take the product, noting a 250 price and broad consumer ease.
Harvard president speaks on work discipline and virtue. A Taylor editor’s claim about a blind tiger is challenged by the Law and Order League which offers proof for a $100 reward. A quip about a bundle of oats concealing whiskey appears in a Midwest paper. Other maxims urge kindness and lasting fame. Local notes record student counts and a large Iowa land purchase near Alice.
A letter recalls curing a severe cough with Cham Cham berlain Cough Remedy saving a child from pneumonia like whooping cough. The Tyler Courier notes state politics may block legislators. Also mentions Dr Thomas Electric Oil and El Paso bond plans for street paving. Wood for sale and nine pardons requested by the state penitentiary board.
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